Roberto Aguilar
Graduate Research Associate
NASA FINESST fellow
Sonett 10F
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I combine orbital radar data and geologic mapping to investigate the oldest ice preserved at the mid-latitudes of Mars. I also lead the development of state-of-the-art drone radar technology for future applications in guiding ice coring missions to Mars, particularly for astrobiology investigations and in-situ resource utilization to support human exploration.
Grants: NASA FINESST 2024-2027 "Searching for the oldest mid-latitude ice on Mars"
Divulgación de ciencias planetarias en español
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Science outreach at COVAO High School. Cartago, Costa Rica.
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Maqueta del sistema solar elaborada por alumnos de la Escuela Pbro. Juan de Dios Trejos (Pacayas, Costa Rica) para una charla virtual.
"Que no panda el cúnico" -- Chespirito
Current
Degrees
- M.Sc. Planetary Sciences (en route), 2025. University of Arizona
- M.Sc. Space Systems and Engineering, 2020. Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology. Master's Thesis project at the Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing lab, ETH Zurich
- M.Sc Traffic control systems and navigation, 2020. Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology
- B.Sc. Computer Science, 2015. University of Costa Rica
Awards
- Univerisy of Arizona Galileo Circle 2025
- College of Science Graduate Award in Scholarship 2025
- Mars Student Travel Award 2024 by JPL
Licensure & Certification
- FAA Part 107 (drone pilot)